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Que bueno saber que yo también empece en este mundo gracias a las enseñanzas desinteresadas del gran maestro Rafael Lopez Porras!!

I am lucky to have aa 2017 Pardo spruce/ indian and more importantly to briefly have known Antonio. The luthier was an hone st person and very competent luthier who has left his mark as a central figure in the Granada guitar making scene. The guitar is very versatile, nuanced, silky sounding, ergonomically perfect. It is my beloved guitar and for ever associated with the late Antonio and my mother who also left this futile world.

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I have seen several reactions to sand the saddle from the bottom, but you recommend from the top. Why is that? Thank you!

You can play whatever you want on either type of guitar. Flamenco guitars have lower action, intentional buzz and special sound that is preferred for flamenco music. Classical guitars have mellower sound, with more "sustain" that is preferred for classical and other types of music.

Viva Espanja Viva Flamenco Thank You.

Thank you for the informative and thoughtful explanation! As a lifelong Texan, I am only now exploring classical and Flamenco at 52 years old. Much to learn! I think I need to travel to Spain and play some guitars!!

Que bonita entrevista, la sencillez y la honestidad. cierto es que uno ahorra o consigue un dinero para adquirir una joya y se quiere o se espera que se perfecta. las guitarras son tan hermosas, es algo magico. Gracias Maestro por esta entrevista, un saludo grande desde Colombia y un sueño tener una guitarra suya.

I use Sonic Visualizer on my laptop to do any sound analysis. It is free to download, and easy to use. By default it shows the time-domain waveform, and it has menus with several options to see the frequency components.

Is there any video/website with recorded data showing the time and frequency domain characteristics of each note, and perhaps for a wide range of guitars (I.e., cheap one to expensive one)? If anyone knows of such database, please let me know. And thanks for this video.

Intersante lectura. Muchas gracias por compartir. Quiseria saber mas sobre la asociacion de Torres con Manuel Gutierrez Martinez en Sevilla.

Felicitaciones Ahmad 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 Se ve que tiene la magia y mística propia de un maestro guitarrero

Excelente, a veces nos perdemos apreciando las maderas y adornos y descuidamos lo más importante al probar una guitarra.

Gran video. Realmente muy interesante ésta parte del proceso de construcción de una guitarra española.

Jose Luis is such a knowledgeable and gentlemanly person. I visited his workshop in Svilla in 2009 and we chatted for several hours and finally he recommended one of his guitars to me, which was perfect in relation to the budget I had then, and I am still very happy with the guitar after so many years. I love this man and he is a gift to all flamenco guitarists worldwide❤❤❤

How about mahogany rather than either rosewood?

I understand what Pablo means by something missing from lattice braced guitars. Yes, they’re full and loud, but to me, they have a bloated sound, and always sound the same - in the same way that a woman’s bloated Botox lips are no longer natural and attractive!

Es un verdadero maestro de su oficio. Se merece todo el respeto que le tengo,y más.

Have i missed something?? What about the first fret clearance measurements??

The last guitar I’ve build is on E. And it sounds amazing.

*promosm* 🙄

Genial Javi Campos! Pero mis dudas desde que comenzó este canal: - Se llama Madera Guitarras y todos los textos que aparecen en los videos están en inglés 🙄 - Las introducciones y las preguntas siempre en inglés aunque el entrevistado sea andaluz...😅 Mi no entender, pero a pesar de todo buen trabajo!!

Interesantísimo video. Gracias!

The only reason I could think for not wanting to use them is perhaps not wanting to accidentally bend a note out of tune. However this is probably just a matter of getting used to the exact amount of pressure needed with your touch

Muy bueno

Sorprendente . Desde el año 93 este señor vive de barnizar guitarras. Mis saludos y mis respetos. Por lo demás, cuenta poco, pero al menos, en castellano.

Whatever guitar is, human will adaptively play it comfort as what his/her passion .. that is where "technique" come from

Exccelent video! ❤😊

Gomalaca is in fact not the resin from a tree ,it is produced by the Lac beetles which feed on the resin,they subsequently lay their eggs and encase the eggs with excretion which when dry produces the flakes which are they collected and processed to produce the gomalaca flakes.

Nice to see there are still craftsmen who work with traditional methods and materials,….great work Alberto.I guessing Javier has a websites?

These videos are very valuable, thank you

Tienen pensado entrevistar al maestro constructor Arnoldo Gracia?

Wow

Cada vez me intereso más en su trabajo, gracias por la excelente entrevista. Espero algún día tener una de sus guitarras!

Espectacular entrevista. Honestidad, respeto y reconocimiento. Larga vida a la guitarra clásica!

Great interview! Thanks for doing so well in English

Great interview,I like his honest approach….no bullshit!….

Very interesting! Very good English too! Thanks

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For many years you lived in England? Do you keep two studios?

Hello, I have an Altamira N200ce+ guitar. The frets on this guitar are thick. As seen in the video... I am satisfied and it feels solid while playing. If I were to buy a guitar again, I might choose a guitar with thick frets like this. But this guitar has "WOLF NOTE" on G and C notes. I didn't know how to handle this. I wanted to say.

I would love to see a follow-up video where he invites a classical and flamenco guitarist in to play these guitars so we can hear them!!!!

Very nice video--I like your innovation in the bridge design--my opinion on double top guitars is they have nice volume and clarity---but they lack a sweetness they can be a bit cold sounding.

great interview, as all the other interviews as well! thank you very much for these.

Otra pregunta…….do you have a shop in Granada?

Alberto are you recording with a mic or the phone’s mic?

wow!!! perfect balance anda powerfull, played by professional guitarist too! 👏👏👏

I think your rosettes are very nice and tasteful. Some of the best i have seen. Not to wide or complicated. Your guitars also sound great. I am of the same opinion as far as what sound a guitar should have. Your Flamenco models that i have heard have a very nice sound. Bravo! Thank you Sergio.

Éxitos a Marcos Tello y gracias por la entrevista a Madera Guitarras - Granada!

Mucha humildad y buenos consejos!.. 👌🏼 si te gusta Velazquez ( a mi tambien ) seguro te gustara Caravaggio y Rembrandt.. muy bonita tu guitarra Santos👏🏼